Marlboro Maynard Battle Ends In Midland League Tie
Marlboro High and Maynard High fielded a hard fought Armistice Day clash at Alumni Park before about 2500 fans. Marlboro forged a second half rally with key runs by Malcolm and Insani while Maynard countered with O Leary speed and a late aerial push, ending in a 7-7 stalemate with both defenses clamping down after halftime. Marlboro earns praise for holding a crippled squad to a draw against the favored rivals.
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Maynard
Marlboro H
Tige
Stajhold
Maynard H
Alumni Park
Noah Webster
Macahero
Jimmie Malcolm
Kendra
Joe Prummey
Highlanders
Marboro
Het Marlboro
Deseryie Marlboro
Niynard
Marlboro
Marlboro Mad
Clinton
Marlboro Y
Hudson
O'Leary
K Kendra
Insani
Betinis
Pagha
Marhora
Hintsa
Frigars
Frigard
Paglia
Insuani
Abo
Malboro
Malcolm
Benefit Whist Supports Mary Church Building Fund
A Tuesday night benefit whist event at Mary Church Assembly Hall drew strong attendance and raised funds for the church building project. Leading contributors included Kev Jol, Mo Levesque, Mme Bulssua, Mrs. George Ledin, Edward Bouvier, and many others who donated prizes and supported games and raffles.
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Mre
Nee Chartier
Mes M Leduc
John Boisse
Hleury Lafrance
Alex Muir
Wilfrid Pelletor
Ltheecore Tarhamel Chari Bearlae
Mucene Lapierre
Will Rousgean
Pierre Bergeron
Thefts From Automobiles Reported On Williams Street
Thefts of clothing and other items from cars on Williams Street occurred between 1 and 3 o clock Armistice Day. Alfred Brani reported a broken window and stolen items including a green blanket and a gray coat. Dem ald Levaller said two overcoats a gray soft hat and yellow gloves were taken from a locked car. Lea LaRose reported a gray top coat and gray soft hat stolen from a car near Lyonhurst. Police are investigating.
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Willians Street
Alfred Brani
Williams Street
Demald Levaller
Deanforth St
Susonville
Lea LaRose
Wheelock Street
Oxford
Lyonhurst
Marriage of Broadbent and Grace McLreath
Atlantic community notes the quiet marriage of Harvey Broadbent, a Ford and Lincoln distributor, to Grace McLreath, his longtime secretary. The ceremony occurred Tuesday night in Atlantic and was private with Rev William Grands officiating. The couple left for visiting Washington and Baltimore and will reside at 501 Central Street upon return.
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Harvey Broadbent
Grace Mclreath
Atlante
Atlate
Justi
Sir Beondiven
William M. Grands
St Episcopal Church
Washington
Baltimore
Sf Central Street
Broadbent
Ford
Lincoln
Tie
Iis Notatie
Iis
Grange Elects Its Officers At Marlboro Meeting
Marlboro Grange held its annual meeting at the O F hall electing Mrs G R B French for a third year as master and naming officers including J J Standish overseer Fr Howard Paylor lecturer Lindley Felton stewards Mrs Met Kyle chaplain Everett Marshall assistant steward and others. An executive committee was chosen with Wilson Walker three years FL ob Chitin two years and Henry Helton one year. The Grange voted contributions to the Red Cross membership campaign and the Boy Scouts fund.
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Marlboro
French
Marlboro Grange
O. F. Hall
Clare
Edith Maret I
J. J. Standish
Howard Paylor
Lin
Henry Helton
The
Grange
Red Cross
Legion Ball Fares Poorly in Hudson Post event
A community ball at Hudson Post Hall Tuesday night drew a sparse crowd, with attendees from the Community Christies area noting low turnout and limited activity during the event.
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Legion Ball
Community gathering notes and names from parish event
Leroy M. Craig presided over a parish meeting with Walter Fiske and others noted as officials. The event featured educational and instructional work praised by attendees and listed several supper servers including Herbert Searles and Joseph Conrad.
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Marlisrs
Walter Fiske
Leroy M. Craig
Morlbereneh Savings
Stanley Smooth
William of
Shaughnessy Heads A. O. H. Marlboro Officers Elected
The annual A O H election at Marlboro chose Shaughnessy as president succeeding Daniel B O Connor who held the post 15 years. Other officers include Charles Woodearn as vice president replacing Patrick D Brewin after retirement, and James Martin recording secretary with Gallagher and Roel as stokko committee members.
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Gene F. Cassile
Dwarf
Veran
James Martin
Rhomens Gallagher
Thomas Roel
Steko
Patrick Dpd
Brewin
William Alev
Patrick Janeh
Comanitten
Dohe
Fragmented Bermuda Transport Note Stumbles Forward
A garbled OCR fragment references Bermuda transport and a malfunctioning vehicle note. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving a vague update on a transportation step without clear events or actors.
Trustees and staff listed for board actions
Board of trustees members Joan Cratty Sethers Lawrence Kane and ser geant alarms Daniel Roche named in action report.
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A. Cratty
Joan Sethers
Lawrence Kane
Board
Daniel Roche
Serveant Alarms
Dr Holmes Delivers Reading on The Magazine from Noddle Cupboard
Dr Holmes spoke to a small audience at the First Federated church vestry last evening, presenting a reading from an imaginary book titled The Magazine from Noddle Cupboard. The talk blended humor and serious memory fragments, detailing a vivid climb into a volcanic crater, and included a musical and scenic finale with his daughter’s verses.
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AD Holmes
Noddle Cupboard
Howe
Mt Vesuving
Pompei
Pherculaneum
Holmes
Eestines
Willy
Mose Dirida
Hebdes
Annual V F Ranquet Recalls Hud Cap and Duel Claims
The fragmented report mentions Annual V F Ranquet and a contested duel narrative involving names such as Heliek Melst and Cataran Chateh. It hints at ceremonies, parental lines, and a charged scene with references to sergeants, witnesses, and possible charges, though details are unclear.
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Hud
Joli
Davins
Renee Feart
Termney
Cooma
Bohm Ali
Iar
Banquet Highlights Local VFW Night at Williams Tavern
About 20 attendees heard speakers including Commissioner Arthur Grenier and Mrs Mary Adams. Attendees included Winfield Temple of the Chamber of Commerce and Councilor Charles Lyons. music and dancing followed the remarks in this village event.
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Williams
T. Krank Gorman
Arthur Grenier
Mary McAdams
Aux
Charles Lyons
Winfield Temple
Chamber of Commerce
Ely
Lean Maybiy
Wits
Hurley
Pont Vale
New Officers Are Installed at Hudson Camp
The Hudson Camp of Elks installs officers led by Alden A Wheeler as commander and Karl Varnealye as senior vice commander. Mrs Pearl Safford assists the Auxiliary cabinet. A public whist at Elks' Hall raises funds for the Christmas Basket Fund with prizes for high scorers and a social evening.
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Hudson Camp
Sons Ab Aren
Unitiars Fe
Cochran
Adéizon NA Quin
Pearl Safford
Alden A Wheeler
Karl Varnealye
Carlos A Sawyer
Frank A. Brown
Joseph J Badger
Joseph If Crocker
Russell Still
Ernest
Lyman Oa
ELKS
Hudson
Hudson Lodge of Eelks
Prizes Awarded in Marlboro Parade Observance
Marlboro residents gathered at the Doughboy Monument to witness a parade and award exercises. The school drum corps won first prize main corps and the Mitchell Leo Corps took second. Guests included veterans posts, the American Red Cross, and local officials.
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Mirtburo
Immacitate Conception School Corp
Mitchelleo Corps
Kho DP
Colleary Post
V. W
Service Today For Mrs. Whitney
Mrs Inger Whitney wife of Dean Whitney died Tuesday in a Waltham hospital after a long illness. She was 51 born in Maynard daughter of the late Ole Qterson survived by husband a son and three sisters. Funeral services were held at the Whitney home conducted by Rev Ernest Lyman Mills with many townspeople attending. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery. She was affiliated with Migpah Rebekah lodge and a delegation attended.
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Maynard
Inger Whitney
Dean Whitney
Acton Street
Waltham Hospital
Groumd
Ole Qterson
Edward Ryan
Ralph Eyckson
Gladys Peterson
New York City
Whitney
George Whitney
Walcott Street
Ernest Lyman Mills
Th Methodist Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Migpah Rebekah Lodge
Hearing on aviation field plan in Concord
A public hearing was held Thursday evening to consider George M. Lee of Barrets Mill Road West Concord petitioning to use premises between the Assabet River and Barrets Mill Road in the west part of the town for aviation purposes.
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Concord
George M. Lee
Barrets Mill Road
West Concord
Assabet River
Barretts Mill Road
Sudbury Women's Club Annual Guest Night Review
The Sudbury Women's Club held its annual Guest Night on November 4 at the church hall. President Mita Willis led the event with officers Vin Guptel and Brackett in line, as Mrs. John G and Mrs. Charles Way attended. Piano selections by Mrs Beastie Maynard and an entertainment program by Merion Muiffes, Mr Shepherd, and Miriam Al er delighted guests. Refreshments and dessert followed in the tower, served by committee members Walker, Poole, and Atkinson.
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Mital M. Willis
Sravin Guptel
Ch Brackett
John G
Charles H. Way
W . Piper
Beastie Maynard
L. Ray Ellorist
Sudbury Man Retires After 39 Years Service
Henry E Rice of Goodman Road Sudbury Center completed 39 years with the United States Mail Service and was honored by the Railway Club and officials. He reportedly covered about 2 000 000 miles in his career and was presented with a watch and smoking set as he retired.
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Henry E Rice
Goodmanroad
Sudbury Center
United Statesway Mail
Penson
Mr. Rice
Boston and Division
R. R. Service
Thed Vision
Railway Club
Sud P
Rice
Middlesex Ends Unbeaten Season With Shutout Victory
Middlesex School of Concord finished an undefeated six game season by defeating St George's School of Newport 26 to 0. The private school eleven shut out opponents on the ground and air, scoring 26 points while yielding none.
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Middlesex School
Concord
Magia
St George’s
Newport
Maynard Miss Doris Miller Showcases Studio Works in Chicago
Doris Miller, an orator and craftsman, presents a studio display in Chicago with antique paintings and old traps. The exhibition is noted for an unusual approach to lost art and includes commendations.
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Maynard
Doris Miller
Chicago
Misug
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